Dark navy eyes watched the young wolf as she whipped herself around, the cream and chocolate of the other's coat was quite pretty, and Riopat finds herself wishing she had more color in her own coat. The solid white of her pelt helped to hide her in the snow, but otherwise it was just kind of helping her stick out in the snow. She tries to keep her mind off the grinding empty feeling in her gut, something that happened when she spent too much time away from Ra's, and focused more on the girl, who now faces her and gives a soft smile. The wolves here were odd in their manners of greeting, and it seemed this Baylee was no different, her words jumbled and tripping as if she had been nervous. Which could very well be, especially since Riopat had just scared her. A bright amusement shone in the dark depths of Riopat's gaze, and a small giggle escapes. "Hi, Baylee. I am Riopat...no pack to name, but I stay around the woodlands." She gives a warm smile to the stranger, who appeared to be about the same age as Riopat.

It was odd that she should run into another creature who was as socially awkward as herself, but it made for an easy way to practice the skill. "What brings you out here today, if you don't mind me asking? I was going to go and hunt some rabbits, if you have nothing better to do, you can join me." She lets the smile widen on her face, her white fluffy tail waving behind her as her paws danced excitedly on the ground beneath her. Snow crunched softly beneath her paws and she found that it only serves to excite her more. In fact, she had never felt so excited in another wolf's presence, except for Ra's' but he was a special case. She did hope that Baylee would come with her. Rabbit hunting was Riopat's most favorite thing to do, and good exercise too.